Captain Chris took us out on the lake this past weekend for a full 8 hour charter. It was amazing!…read moreChris was responsive in answering all my questions ahead of time and flexible to our plans for the day. Would definitely recommend the full day - plenty to do on the lake. We had a larger group (combined bachelor/bachelorette party) and the boat was very comfortable! Chris took us to float in some great spots, tubing, and just around the lake. Thank you for a fun and safe adventure! The bride and groom-to-be are both still talking about it!

Captain Chris is the best!! We had so much fun and would do it again. He took great care to make…read moresure we had a Great time.

Having spent many years out of state, I couldn't have asked for a better marina or group of people…read morewhen returning to New Hampshire. Phenomenal customer service and winter storage. Lakeport Landing is still the best marina on the lake, hands down!

We have been in the boating fun for over 40 years. First racing high proformance sailboats all over…read morethe world, but since we moved from Miami to New Hampshire we have changed our lifestyle to power boats. New at this just turn a key and away you go sport, when it came to our choice of power boats there was only one. Yes Chris Craft. Came back from the Miami Boat Show and walked into Erica Blizzards showroom in Lanconia NH we felt very welcome. Big Smiles from all, from their spotless boat yard to the amazing showroom. We purchased a beautiful new Chris Craft Launch 27. Our home in Meredith has a private slip, but we choose to store it winter and summer at Lakeport Marine. I have told my wife, sorry I didnot know of this powerboat stuff 20 years ago, sure is easy and alot of fun ! Not to forget Eric who was always there for water tests, endless questions, from the very beginning. The entire Lakeport Team is Woohoo! As good as it gets !! Thanks again.

We've joined the boat club and this was our first day to try it out…read more Thanks to Kurt, Lance, Gunnar and Colin -- we and our guests had the best time. This is a Grade A, world class, first class experience - thank you! We could not be happier with our decision to join. The children started in the pool and hot tub while the dads got the boat and dock orientation. Moms were chilling by the pool, enjoying conversation and pool side beverages. Our boat was brand new, super clean and ready. It had all the modern features including navigation, mood lights and a wireless phone charger. The dock side changing room, showers and bathroom are super clean, well appointed and require a members' code to use. Gunnar and the dock team helped us get on board and leave the dock. We cruised directly to Meredith and loved seeing the town from the water. Then back to Akwa then out again past Governor's Island, the Witches and into the Broads. We had the lake mostly to ourselves and everyone loved the views and quiet engine. Then we sped back to Akwa for conversations, cocktails, dinner, swimming in the pool, playing volleyball, bocce and the hot tub. Our Recommendations: Lobster Roll & Calamari. This was a great day and impressed us and our guests. Everyone is looking forward to a great summer at "Our Club"

I know that this place falls under the category of "boating", but there is a restaurant and beach…read morebar that is really a find at this place! First of all, there is public docking long enough to fit a 43' boat, which is nice for us. You walk across a beach (where you could stop and take a dip) and a few people were playing ladder ball. Up the stairs is a pavilion style restaurant with exposed beams and a bar made of a sailboat! The craftsmanship is very nice. They had delicious sangria and someone in our party had a haddock sandwich, which was tasty. There was more staff on than patrons, so service was quick! This place has a really good vibe.

It is a beautiful Yacht club on Lake Winnipesaukee with gorgeous views of the mountains. It ha it's…read moreown beaches and owner boat slips with easy access to the Lake.

This is probably the best marina on the Gilford side of the lake! Use of the amenities at MVYC is…read morerestricted to slip owners and/or renters. Available are beaches, shower facilities, a playground for the little ones, a large grassy recreation area, and a gas dock with marine store. Most boat slips have a grassy area, upon which are set picnic tables and barbecue grills. There is a lot of back and forth activity as people visit each other. Club members tend to be social and friendly...many raft up together at various islands throughout the lake.

'Been doing business with Lakes Region Dock for 22 years. This is a small, tight, family-run…read morebusiness, and they are attentive to all of their little customers like me on the little lakes around Belmont. When you call them or walk-in to their shop, you are dealing with the owners, and they have always treated me like their best customer (even though I'm surely not---LOL)

If you are looking for an aluminum dock, save yourself some time by going straight to Lakes Region…read moreDock. They were knowledgeable, helpful, honest, beyond fair and well stocked. We saved about $1500 over the other places that we priced and the quality of their product was better than the more expensive places. They gave us a free upgrade in the pole bases and threw in the bracing brackets for free. They were a pleasure to deal with all the way around and we are quite satisfied with the way our dock turned out. Thank you Lakes Region Dock!

Glendate Marine has been taking care of our boat for a few years, providing maintenence, winter…read morestorage and other repairs. We have been very happy with their work. They often go above and beyond our expectations without charging us. For example, they recently replaced the bumper rail on our boat. In addition, they sealed a crack in the fiber glass that was not related to the bumper and power washed the boat so it looked like new at no extra cost. Mark is very knowledgable and personable. Terrific service!

Make sure you watch them fill up the gas tank on your boat, or ask to see the meter when they're…read morefinished filling it up upon return. They charged us for 12, yes TWELVE, gallons of gas on a 24 gallon tank pontoon boat. We spent 7 hours on the lake. Most of the time we were swimming or anchored with the engine off. We returned the boat with the gas meter still at the full mark. Rip off!!!

We had a fun day on Lake Winnesquam! Although still busy on a beautiful summer day, it's calmer…read morethan it's more famous, much larger, similarly named lake neighbor. NH fish and wild life have two boat launches onto a short river, right near the mouth of the lake. The ramps and a staging area to wait your turn are down a short drive, past parking. On the weekend, a 'lake host' is on hand to see that everything runs smoothly. There is no large sign telling you where the ramp is. On our visit, a small, wooden, hand painted 'Boat launch' sign had been nailed to a fence post. The entrance is two way traffic. A large NH Fish and Wildlife information board is in the staging area of the parking lot. If you are fishing, be sure to go onto the NH fish and wildlife website to get your license. Parking is for trailered vehicles only. A couple of spot, nearest the ramp are reserved for handicapped vehicles towing a trailer plus one for a handicapped van without trailer. Parking over flow for vehicles with trailers and all of those without, is on either side of Water Street. When we departed around 4pm, there were parking spots available in the lot. If you want to be sure you can park in the lot I recommend either an early arrival or after the early birds leave, later in the day. There are three porta-a-johns in the parking area, nearby the ramps, including one handicapped accessible model. On either side of the ramps is a dock where you can load and unload passengers and supplies. Head east (south?) on the river to access the lake. This is a 'no wake' area. Once out on the lake there are a couple of sandbars where boaters had anchored and were playing games. There are shallow area of the lake and a couple of public beaches where you can anchor and swim in. A few boaters had floating mats and were anchored out in the lake. Besides boats, there are a number of personal watercraft. Many boaters were waterskiing and tubing, so keep an eye out for fallen swimmers! There are also a fair number of fishermen (fisherpeople?) all around the lake in 'no wake' areas or close to shore. Definitely large enough to enjoy a day on the lake. The boats here are smaller than on other, larger lakes, so a smaller wake to deal with. There are rental properties around the lake if you want to stay nearby and watercraft rentals are available in the area. There is one marina on the lake for your fuel needs.

We LOVE Riveredge Marina! We have rented our boats for our week long vacations from there for years…read moreand the engagement, friendliness and service are top notched. They are popular for rentals, so booking far ahead will ensure the right boat for you. They will always be our first choice when we head back to Squam (probably next year).

The people running this place are very unfriendly. They might crack a smile if your interested in…read morebuying a boat or renting an overpriced boat slip. The guy I talked to concerning a warranty issue with my Lowe boat had the personality of rock, and didn't seem interested in anything I had to say. He basically forgot about the whole issue as soon as I walked out. Poor excuse for a Lowe Dealer and lousy customer service. I'm surprised these people are still in business.